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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
4
Phyllis Corbett reports a week of social gatherings. Methodist church plans a party Friday, Woteans discuss state convention reports next Tuesday, and a fortnightly dance at the Country Club drew fourteen couples with Grabi’s Orchestra. Various guilds, birthday parties, games, and Haydn talks fill the week.
The St Patrick’s Altar Society presents a fall bazaar on November 4 and 5. Festive booths offer handwork delicasies and novelties, with dinners served each evening after 5 pm and dancing to suit all tastes. Bring the family and enjoy a social, relaxing event with music and good refreshments.
Mrs. Edith Winifred Conmel ly and Vida May Beott among survivors. Otto Perso of Sidney widower. Erwin Ernest Perno of Lincoln. brothers J Frederick Harr, William Harr, Charles Harr, Andrew Harr. sisters Mary Jones, Florence Davis, Margaret Burgner, Winifred Weiss. Funeral at Methodist Episcopal church Thursday at 1 PM conducted by Rev. Lowis.
The Busy Dosea club meets Friday with Mrs. Carl Jones. Blaine Grablli hosts a Hallowe'en dinner at the Country club featuring Seagon chrysanthemums and orange black decor. Bridge results list Mrs. F. A. Barger and A. E. Phelps as high, with Mrs. W. J. Clarkson and Dr. F. A. Berger second. A separate Country club bridge dinner drew ninety attendees with Evelyn Doran winning ladies high and Mrs. Ww. K. Hodgkin second. men’s high went to Coach Horn, Martin Dimery, and Leon Fine.
A church quartet including Mrs Wm Pettitt Mrs F C Burgens Mire Glen pearow and Mrs Ida Ahrens sang Jesus Saviour Pilot Me and Lead Kindly Light at the service Interment was at Dalton Cemetery where the deceased's wall had been laid years ago.
Ickes News notes the school closes for two weeks while Miss Freeman travels home to Stromberg and Miss Anderson goes to Broadwater. John Weigands returns to class after an accident last August, while Mirz. Adgar Anderson spends the weekend at Bayard. The Halloween party is held at the schoolhouse with dancing and a late supper. Leota Weible, eight, dies of infantile paralysis. family and school friends mourn and extend sympathy.
Chester Martin returns home from Kansas City area where he worked for months. Bert Tompkin visited Denver Chev role school. Rebekah lodge P M Cramer Encampment R I O OF lodges attend grand lodge in Grand Island. Mrs. Sarah Buchanan sick. Women’s club to host Hallowe’en party at H J Mayer home Thursday evening.
Otto Perso and family express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness sympathy and beautiful flowers after the death of their wife and mother. May God bless you all.
Dodge Bros. touring car newly polished and in good condition AL W On
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